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Bergvliet Primary School Childrens Way Bergvliet 7945 Tel: (021) 715 1103 Fax: (021) 715 24 86 BERGVLIET PRIMARY SCHOOL CHILDRENS WAY BERGVLIET 7945 TEL: (021) 715 1103 FAX: (021) 715 24 86 NEWSLETTER 04 JUNE 2010 Dear Parents As we approach what is probably the longest Cape Winter School Holiday in living memory, we are able to reflect on a term which was short in terms of days, but during which there was plenty of activity, memorable moments, and opportunities for growth and achievement. SOCCER AND FOOD FAIR What a wonderful time we all shared at our very memorable Soccer and Food Fair! The Cape Winter day was perfect, the vibe was upbeat and everyone entered into the spirit of the occasion. We are indeed fortunate to have such supportive and enthusiastic families at Bergvliet Primary School. The happy winners of the second lucky draw for soccer “goodie bags”for those who had returned a completed yellow card of soccer balls were: Mathew Jennings (6N), Liam Meder (7W), Simon Jenner (3A), Kimberley Feder (3S), Sharlene Wallace (1GW) and Ameer Sambo (3S). The final draw on Saturday, 29 May, for the two “top” prizes of original 2010 Soccer World Cup gear, resulted in an exciting win for Iptishaam Majiet (Gr 3A) and Aidan Katzef (Gr 7H). Prizes were also awarded to Leigh-Marie Adriaans (Gr 3M) and Russell-James Hyde (Gr 4H) who each filled four yellow cards, and Daniel Goliath (Gr 7W) who filled three cards. For those who still wish to purchase vuvuzelas (R30,00), fun soccer helmets and the 2010 Soccer World Cup revolving nightlights (R200), these will be available for purchase at the School Office from MONDAY, 07 JUNE until WEDNESDAY, 09 JUNE 2010 ONLY. MY-SCHOOL PLAY IT FORWARD CAMPAIGN At Assembly on Friday, 21 May 2010, Mrs Noor’s Grade Six class collected the prize for the most swipes that week. Each learner received a South African flag buttonhole-badge. The following Friday, 28 May, they won again, each one receiving a Woolworths voucher for Lays chips and a fruit juice. GRADES FOUR AND FIVE DRAMA EVENINGS The Grade Five Drama Evening was held on Wednesday, 12 May and the Grade Four classes performed on Wednesday, 19 May 2010. Both evenings were a great success with amusing and gifted performances, excellent behaviour from actors and learners in the audience and good entertainment was offered to our guests. CONGRATULATIONS TO ….. We are proud to share the good news brought by Daniyal Matthews (Gr 5M) of his success at the Western Province Track Cycling Championships at the Bellville Velodrome on 26 – 28 March 2010. In the U12 category Daniyal collected silver in the 750m, 1500m and 5km races. Daleel Hendricks (Gr 5P) took part in the Western Province Karate Tournament held at the Belhar Sports Centre on 22 May 2010 where he was awarded a Silver Medal in Kata and a Bronze Medal in Kumite – Daleel has belonged to his karate club for the past five years and has no doubt worked hard to achieve this success. Ethan Daniels (Gr 4P) was awarded a Bronze Medal at the finals of the Interprovincial Gymnastics Competition in Oudtshoorn. He has earned a place as a Western Province representative and will compete for South African colours in Stellenbosch in June 2010. We are also very pleased and proud to be able to share the good news that Alexa van Rooyen (Gr 7W) has been awarded an Allan Gray Orbis Foundation Scholarship to commence her high school career in 2011 at Rhenish Girls’ High School. CHOIR EISTEDDFOD The Choir section of the Cape Town Eisteddfod was held at Bergvliet Primary School on Saturday, 22 May 2010. The hall was full to bursting with some 1000 people attending this year’s performances. Both our Bergvliet Primary School choirs sang well, performing with obvious enjoyment and confidence. Both choirs were awarded High Honours by the Adjudicator. Our Choirmistress, Miss Thorne, expressed her pride and pleasure at these results, which were well deserved as the choirs had worked hard to achieve this success. Holistic Education to be proud of. 2 MUSIC CONCERTS On Wednesday, 26 May 2010 all our music learners participated in a music concert, divided into two sections. The first featured beginner-level learners, giving them the opportunity to share their newly-acquired skills, and the second was performed by more advanced music pupils. The evening presented a wide variety of items including violin trios, string orchestra, piano duets, jazz piano items, recorder and guitar groups and Grade Seven song items. The Grade Seven Mini-Musical ended a most pleasant evening on a high note! VARIETY SHOW FRIDAY, 30 JULY 2010 See attached information letter. MEDICATION If it is likely that your child may need a little help during the day from medications such as cough lozenges, pain control for stomach pains, headaches, muscle aches or other injuries, PLEASE SEND THE NECESSARY PREPARATIONS WITH DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT THE DOSAGE, to school for the teacher’s attention. The Office is frequently asked to provide medications for a multitude of ailments, but we are not permitted to dispense any medication other than basic first aid such as disinfecting and dressing of minor injuries. For children who habitually suffer from nausea it is a good idea for them to have a supply of peppermints or ginger to assist them when necessary. NAME BADGES Parents are reminded that each child is to be in possession of a name badge which should be worn neatly and correctly at all times. The badges are available at a cost of R25,00 each from Mrs Bettie Shaban in the Office. SALE OF LOST PROPERTY On Monday, 07 June 2010 there will be a sale of all unclaimed lost property, marked and unmarked. This will take place at 07.30 on the verandah outside the Hall and all items will be priced at R5.00. PLEASE MAKE A DETERMINED EFFORT DURING THESE LONG HOLIDAYS TO EXAMINE ALL YOUR CHILD’S SCHOOL UNIFORM ITEMS TO ENSURE THAT THEY ARE ADEQUATELY MARKED. Once unmarked clothing is lost, there is no way of deciding which item belongs to whom – when retrieving items from Lost Property the children are expected to prove ownership of the garment claimed. LAST DAY OF EXTRAMURALS Today, Friday, 04 June 2010, is the last day of extramural activities. PARENT EDUCATOR MEETINGS ON TUESDAY, 08 JUNE 2010 Reports have been sent home today, accompanied by the letter informing parents of the Parent Educator Meetings which will be held on Tuesday, 08 June. Kindly complete this and return to school by Monday, 07 June to secure an appointment with your child’s educator. We would like to take this opportunity to thank our parents most sincerely for the support which the school has received this term. The secret to a successful school career and motivated, focussed learners, is to have a solid background of encouragement, assistance and support from parents at home, and we are indeed fortunate to have this hands-on commitment from our BPS families. GUIDELINES FOR PARENTAL SUPPORT : LITERACY AND NUMERACY Attached please find the brochure developed by the Western Cape Department of Education to assist parents and other caregivers with information on how to support their children in the development of good language and mathematical skills. SCHOOL CLOTHING SHOP The Clothing Shop has received new stock of the tracksuit pants in size 7 – 8, selling at R138,00 each. These tracksuit pants can be worn with the regulation white golf shirt for physical education classes. They may also be worn with the polar fleece top when travelling to and from sport fixtures. They are available up to size medium for the older learners. The School Clothing Shop will be closed for the final week of term, i.e. Monday, 7 June and Wednesday, 9 June 2010 . SCHOOL CLOSING TIMES Please note that for the last week of term all grades will end the day at 13.00 on MONDAY, 07 JUNE and TUESDAY, 08 JUNE. On WEDNESDAY, 09 JUNE 2010 school closes at 11.00. TERM THREE COMMENCES ON TUESDAY, 13 JULY 2010 . Holistic Education to be proud of. 3 HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES The Meadowridge Library has put together a Holiday Programme for the June vacation. Booking and payment made in advance at the Childrens’ Library is essential. Activities include movies, storytelling, beading, fabric painting and a visit by the Snakeman. For more information please telephone 021 – 712 9360. Art with Suze will be offering art sessions for children aged 8 – 9 from 10.00 – 12.00 on Thursday mornings and for ages 10 – 12 from 14.00 – 16.00 on Thursdays. These sessions will cost R10,00 per hour. For more information telephone 021 – 782 8685 or Cellular 071 – 412 1874. Action Ball will be running a holiday programme. There will be two-day sessions, lasting one hour each. Day One will involve getting to know equipment, activity and games. On Day Two participants will do a full obstacle course and receive a holiday certificate and a gift. The cost is R25,00 per child in a group of 10 or 12 children. For information about the dates and times of the sessions as well as any other queries you may have, contact Angie Real on cellular No. 074 4436 928 or e-mail [email protected]. Rape Wise are offering an Education Support Pack for R70,00 which is suitable for learners, parents and educators. For more information and assistance on how to order this package, contact 083 – 9430 173 or 083 3308 535 or e-mail [email protected] . Ryan Maron’s Cricket School of Excellence will be holding Indoor Winter Holiday Clinics at Stadium on Main, Action Cricket Arena in Claremont on the following dates: 21 – 24 June 2010, 28 June – 1 July 2010 and 5 – 8 July 2010.
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